Profissional sellers and service. Attentive to the client, different from Echo Park in Denver, which are careless and super slow to move forward. I was test driving a car they were apparently selling to someone else. CarMax has reasonable deals and no dealer fee - which is a plus. read more

CarMax Misrepresented the Vehicle and Refused Accountability UPDATE - 10/3/25: A representative from corporate reached out and after conflicting information and excuses from what I was told by the dealership they are still unwilling to take any accountability or make any offer of compensation. --- I purchased a car from CarMax after their employees explicitly told me it had no accident history. That statement was false and misleading. When I went to sell the car, I discovered that the DMV had recorded an accident on the vehicle a full year before I bought it. This misrepresentation cost me a $3,000 in lost value, verified by an auto broker who showed me recent comparable sales of nearly identical vehicles. When I raised this issue with CarMax, they refused to accept any responsibility or compensate me for any of the loss in value. CarMax heavily markets "peace of mind" and "transparency," but my experience shows those claims are hollow. If their employees can misrepresent a car's history and the company refuses to make it right, then buyers cannot trust the accuracy of anything they're told. Furthermore, do not rely on the CarMax vehicle inspection to uncover previous damage that would have been discoverable by a competent mechanic. Be certain to complete an independent pre-purchase inspection using a competent mechanic. CarMax misrepresented the vehicle I purchased, and their refusal to stand behind their word shows a lack of integrity. Buyers beware--you could be left with a car worth thousands less than you were led to believe. read more

Scammers! I got a value of $21,500 to 26,000 for my F150 and followed a link to Carmax for an offer to buy, called and an agent took info who failed to enter it, so wasted several days waiting for offer by email. Called again and ended up submitting info online, which required downloading an ap to send photos. Eventually received an offer of $12,000. Wasted several hours, but at least did not drive 4.5 hours across the continental divide to a dealer to be so rudely insulted. How stupid would I have to be to fall for a scam like this? read more

Sold my car to CarMax this summer. The experience was easy, transparent and profitable. A well known auto broker was also working on selling this car. CarMax paid $5,000 more than the brokers best offer. I was a little hesitant after reading reviews, but overall it was an excellent experience. CarMax picked up the car and handed me the check for amount quoted. As a single woman I felt in control of the transaction, not taken advantage of. Highly recommend. read more

Juliet was amazing and helped my mom buy a car she was extremely patient with all questions and made sure my mom understands every step of the process. When I need a car I will definitely be going back! read more

Super sketchy experience, unfortunately. I received an online quote by inputting my VIN which tells them everything they need to know about my car, including features. The quote was (of course) a bit lower than private party value, but I was selling my car to leave the country for a few years and had too many other things to do to worry about selling to a private party, so I decided to go the CarMax route. If you need something sold fast, it's definitely the easiest route! I had gotten my quote 9 days prior to walking into the dealership, so I knew the quote I had (only good for 5 days) was 4 days expired. The guy at the front desk (Dylan) asked me if I had a quote and I told him "I did but it expired 4 days ago" so he said they'd have to do an inspection, which I expected. He didn't even ask for the amount I was quoted. (Note that we also did not talk about why I was coming in, other than to get a quote. I did not share that I was planning to sell them my car that day nor that I was leaving the country the following day.) 30-ish minutes later, he returns to tell me that my car is in great shape, no mechanical issues (all true - it only had 34k miles on it) and showed me an offer a full $3.5k below the price I was quoted online. What??? I ask him why there's such a disparity, which is when he asked me to show him my quote - which I did. Dylan leaves to go back to his manager - also named Dylan/Dillon - and returns 20 minutes later to tell me they aren't sure why the two values are so different (???) but they've increased my offer by $2.5k - which is still $1k below my online offer. Again, I ask him why the disparity. How has my car depreciated $1k in 4 days. He gives me some BS line about how the 2024 cars have all been released in the last 9 days since I got my quote, so all the previous years have dropped. I'm a victim of unfortunate timing, he says. Mm, hmm. Pretty sure I'm a victim of a shady manager trying to make his numbers look better. (I'm female, by the way.) You would think that after they were discovered attempting such an obviously lowball price, a manager would look at the quote and honor it - if only to prevent a review such as this one, even if they weren't being driven by some semblance of integrity. Apparently that isn't the case with Dylan/Dillon. B O T T O M L I N E : This place is shady. It may be quick and easy, but you should go into it knowing that they're no less sketchy than any other car dealership. read more

This is ridiculous. I've been here twice. I've a car I want to sell/ trade in and I need to buy a car. It's like they don't work on commission. No one helped, even after telling them what I'm doing. "Go outside and look around." I need help. "Go outside. I'll be out." No show. I left, again read more

These people took advantage of my mom. Turned in a used Hyundai Tucson 2013 with 74,450 miles. That was valued at 7,000$. During our visit the offer went down to 5,000$ dollars due to some "hail damage". When prompted the employee showed 3 spots of legitimate hail damage and 15 spots of "hail damage" that if you look at it from a certain light you might be able to see. It was ridiculous enough that the appraiser had to talk to another appraiser, that eventually settled on an apparent exhaust drip that was stated to be "extremely small and didn't affect the cars handling or driving at all". Then to top it off, after accepting the offer they made us wait an hour while the car acceptance paperwork was proceeded. It's our fault for not doing the extra work to sell to a legit buyer. Expect the run around, and do not trust the online appraisal value. It's absolutely worth it to go through with selling it on your own. Also if you're in the market for a Hyundai Tucson 2013 with 74,450 miles, expect it on the market soon for around 12,000$ sometime soon. read more

Everything about this experience was top-notch. We purchased a 2013 Infiniti for my son- it was shipped free from Texas to Colorado where we could test drive it. Salesperson Jacori was fabulous to work with, not pushy at all. At one point I was contemplating a much more expensive 2017 soley for Bluetooth functionality and Jacori actually made good points about the value of the 2013 and did not try to talk me into a more expensive purchase. We took the car to the Infiniti dealer (Carmax has a 10 day no questions asked return policy) and there were a few minor fixes- called Carmax service, got in quickly and they fixed all issues as they had promised (free 90 day warranty). The service department even paid for my husband's Uber over to work after he dropped the car for service. Our regular car dealership that we have used for years (Schomp Subaru in Denver) doesn't even offer Uber vouchers anymore. I would 100% use CarMax again and recommend to others. read more

How and why would CarMax have an operator or a person that answers phones give appraisals??on vehicles and lie about supposed auto body repair or mechanical place is a joke even the employees told me that "carmax" should be your last resort to sell your vehicle to. Gabriella or whatever your name is, you should get some training before giving an appraisal. read more

Car Max did me a huge favor today. They demonstrated very clearly that what they say means nothing. Good thing I found that out what liars they are before I gave them any money. I had an appointment for an appraisal, for them to make an offer on my car. I listened to their sales presentation, which consisted largely of promises. Their warranties protect you, yada yada yada. I was told to sit in the waiting area and it would be about 25 minutes. 25 minutes later the guy comes over and says it's going to be another hour to get an offer. Saturdays are busy, he says. Why do they make appointments on Saturday then? Did they suddenly get backed up in the 25 minutes I was waiting? Why didn't they tell me it was going to be an hour as soon as I arrived? The answer is that they are playing games with the public. Their financials are shaky, which shows that the public isn't as dumb as Car Max thinks are are. So think it over carefully before you give these gamesmen any of your hard-earned dollars. read more

Overall, I had a good experience here. Andrei in sales helped me initially and was great to work with. No pressure or hassle. I sold a vehicle here and got $4k less than what I would have received if I had decided to sell private party but I knew that going into it. That part of the experience was good - no nonsense. Sadly, I returned the vehicle I ended up purchasing - within the 30 day window. Here's why: 1) got severely priced gouged; 10k to be exact. This was a 2020 with under 20k miles but dealers in the area are selling 2022 models for the same price. I hadn't planned on buying this particular model initially and admit I hadn't done enough research on pricing before I took the plunge to buy - I know they have a mark up but trusted that they wouldn't gouge me like this. 2) the handling/alignment seemed off and despite a 3rd party check at a local mechanic I didn't feel it was going to be reliable long term. I could not justify paying this price for a used vehicle that wasn't well-loved by its prior owners (it was leased) AND had not been 100% checked by Carmax before hitting the sales lot. The 3rd party dealer I took it to after purchase told me the air filters hadn't been replaced - just little details like that don't give me the warm fuzzies about Carmax's quality control. Finally, it's worth mentioning that there were about $1k worth of door dings/dents on the vehicle (small but noticeable) that they didn't bother to have removed before the sale. In closing, the staff are wonderful here. The store is nice inside & out and they have a great selection. But based on this experience, I won't be back ever again. read more

Had a great experience buying from CarMax and solid with the MaxCare warranty. Want to shoutout the amazing service team for outstanding customer service. read more

Every time I go to this location, whom ever I encounter with have been extremely nice. Ian and Kenny helped me this time. I took in my daughters car to have them run a test on it to see what it was possibly worth. They ran some test, took it for a test drive and then came back with a report. I felt the experience was honest, fair, and quick. I WOULD go back and I WOULD recommend this company for sure. read more

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Purchased a used car here in late January. In less than 6 months, I've had to replace: - the oil sensor ($500) - all new tires due to low tire thread ($1000) - new battery ($250) Also, the passenger side window cannot be rolled down because it doesn't roll back up and the oil tray was full from the previous mechanic improperly changing the oil and putting the cap on / breaking some components. I've bought several used cars (elsewhere) and have never had $2k in repairs within the first two years, let alone 6 months. The car was handed out without a thorough clean and full tank. I decided to let it go, but had I know there were so many other issues--the car would've been returned the next day. Dissatisfied doesn't even begin to describe my experience. read more

I bought a used car here in April. When I test drove it, the car was fine and I said yes I want to buy it. They send the car through the car wash while I'm doing the paperwork and it comes out with scratches all over the driver side window. Sales rep tells me no worries CarMax will replace the window and they will call me when the replacement part is ready. It's now been 2 months and it's IMPOSSIBLE to get anyone to pick up the phone to help me. The sales rep just keeps giving me the customer service number to call, and no one answers. Horrible follow up. Once you're out the door with a car they could care less what happens. If anyone at the store reads this, please call me with an update on the window replacement and I will gladly change this review. I just need someone to contact me!!!! read more

There's something to be said about CarMax and their so called "Maxcare warranty"... They sell you on their policy (which is outsourced to 3rd party administrators so they take ZERO RESPONSIBILITY for when they deny your warranty claims!) touting this amazing coverage that states they'll cover any damages beyond regular maintenance/ ware /tare as covered, and all you'll have to pay is the deductible. Recently, i was driving on the highway and the check engine light came on. Alarmed, as anyone would be, i immediately pulled over and called for a ride while i arranged for an appointment at a Carmax care approved auto shop (which is required). Upon later diagnostics, they found the engine head gaskets needed to be replaced along with some of the spark plugs. The car shop provided an estimate, to which the Maxcare warranty company ASSURANT, sent out an adjustor to check in on. It was then DECIDED that they would not fully cover the repairs to my car based on the ASSUMPTION that the damages were incurred because "i didn't pull over right away" once it started to overheat. I tried calling their team multiple times to clarify that I DID PULL OVER as soon as i safely could, but they couldnt care less! No supervisors or decision-makers would even speak to me about so i could clarify. They had already made their decision on the claim, closed it out and wouldnt even give me the time of day because "the decision had already been made." And Carmax is backing it. TL;DR - they sell you on a bogus warranty and then find any reason to deny coverage and completely advertise their "amazing coverage" to be otherwise. It's false advertising! Not only will they find whatever reason they can to screw owners out of paying, but they wont even give you the time of day or let you speak with any supervisors or anyone making the decisions about it. DONT BUY CARS FROM HERE!! Beyond that whatever you do - DO NOT BUY THEIR WARRANTY CARE!! read more

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They quoted 10k more a couple years ago. Now they are literally making up things to low ball you. Going Private sale!

Online offer was amazing- I punched in incorrect milage. the price they offered at the location was half of what they offered online. I can understand this do to mileage. However the price they offered was a minimum of $2000 less then competitors. Ended up selling on facebook market for more then $4000 two days later and are sure we could have gotten much more if we did not have a new car coming soon. Disappointing they could be so far off read more

Very frustrating experience unfortunately. Bought a 2017 Volkswagen Tiguan from them back in November. Day after I drove it off the lot, my drivers side headlight goes out. I figured it was just a bulb, so I called to get it scheduled. Once they take it in for service, I'm informed that there are "aftermarket headlights that have been installed" and they won't be able to cover the payment through the warranty I purchased. It was also within the 90 day policy that CarMax has for any issues that arise. I inform them that the vehicle was sold to me that way, and that I would not have had time to install new headlights less than a day after buying the vehicle. They end up putting in a new bulb and it seems to be fixed. A week later, the passenger side light goes out. At this point I decide to take the car to an actual Volkswagen dealership, and after their inspection, they tell me that the wiring from the headlights (along with other parts) is bad and both of the headlights will have to be replaced. They also find other issues, gaskets that need to be replaced, an oil leak, and two of the shocks on my wheels in need of repair, and I am now looking at about $3000 dollars worth of repairs. CarMax has been unresponsive to the dealership as well regarding their calls about the warranty I am paying for. Very much DO NOT recommend purchasing a vehicle from this CarMax. read more

Carmax sold a hail damaged vehicle to my Son. It was not previously disclosed, and they did not take anything off for the damage. They said, " It's a used vehicle and the price is not negotiable". The price did not take into account the hail damage. It also has 2 chips in the windshield, but they did replace it. A dealer would not do this. A dealer would reduce the price. They also were very sneaky about it. The pictures were taken in such a way as to not show the hail damage as compared to similar vehicles pictures. The last correspondence was with their manager. He said they would look at it more and get back to me. They never got back to me. Don't trust them and will never buy a vehicle from Carmax. Extremely disappointed. read more

I just sold our oldest (2002) vehicle to Car Max. We are buying a new vehicle with today's technology to replace it. A local dealer (who shall not be named) offered us a number right in the middle of the Kelly Blue Book (KBB), Trade In range. To keep them honest, we went to Car Max. After inspection, they offered us 50% more. Their offer was even 20% higher than KBB's Private Party range. It seemed too good to be true. I contacted the dealer to see if they would offer more. They would not. I rechecked what had been entered into KBB's info. Everything was accurate. Needless to say, we accepted Car Max's most generous offer. I understand the vehicle will now go to a wholesaler. I'm very curious what it will finally be listed for but I'll probably never know. Car Max's offer was about 40% of what we paid for it, 21 years ago. It was even higher than the top of KBB's, Private Party, Excellent range. How much will it be sold for? I have no idea. But as Bill Murray said in Meatballs - "It just doesn't matter." I would go to Car Max again, no hesitation. read more

Just wasted two hours of my day to come and test drive a truck that I was going to pay cash for. And it had next to bald tires... the rep said they meet the sellable legal threshold.... So they won't do anything about it.... We're talking a $60,000 truck... They won't even put new tires on it... No Wonder Carmax is losing its shirt. Wouldn't be surprised if they're out of business in the next couple years. Don't waste your time. Going to Carmax... They sell crap product. read more

like many others have said in reviews, this carmax location sells cars they shouldn't be selling. they don't stand by their guarantees, don't properly inspect their cars, and then blame the customer for buying a certified lemon. avoid at all costs. read more

My last experience with carmax was awful. I waited 2 weeks for a car. My trade in was estimated at 1200 when I got they lowered it to 700 There were several problems with their assessment. #1 the young man who inspected my car spent about 2 minutes. He turned on the ignition, but didn't start the carr He went to the front of the car opened the hood wrote on his clipboard and went Inside. #2 he claimed there was fluid leaking, I have never had leak I just drove through slush on my way from the mountains. He claimed he heard a noise in the engine, totally wrong He never even started it. He mistook dirt from driving through slush for a dent. The manager was rude and unreasonable. I have bought 2cars from you. But never will again. You have some young inexperienced kid go through the motions and the manager gives out the lowest possible assessment. Fraud is what I call it. Completely unprofessional read more

Truly a great experience. We just purchased a Subaru Crosstrek. No stress, multiple test drives, and our salesperson (Jeff) was spectacular.

Don't bring them any cars to sell unless they are basic everyday car like what you see at car rental companies. The people doing the appraisal are completely clueless and have no idea how to bid a vehicle and don't understand wholesale business. Two different people inspected my truck, both looked to be in there 20s (not trying to bash age but you can't buy experience) and clueless to what they were looking at. Long story short they offered me $25,000 less than what I sold my truck to another dealer for. That's not a misprint 25k and it was to a dealer not a retail sale. If your employees are making mistakes on purchase price at that scale they shouldn't have a job in that role. read more

I recently visited this CarMax location to get an appraisal on my previous vehicle. The whole experience was flawless, and I was in and out in less than an hour. The gentleman I worked with was very thorough, explained the whole process, and answered any questions I had. The appraisal amount I received was actually better than the one I received from the other dealership I went to, but unfortunately they didn't have the exact car I was looking for, so I decided not to trade my vehicle in with CarMax. Overall my experience was fantastic, and I highly recommend visiting CarMax if you're looking at selling your car, or purchasing one. read more

Buyers beware of a 2012 Nissan Murano stock# 23124352. Last 5 vin 15291 that was recently transferred here from California. This cars transmission has been rebuilt twice, once after I bought it in the last few months. After finding this out I returned this car during the 30 day trial period. No where is this information listed on their website ad for customers to consider when making a decision on purchasing this car. Called CarMax corporate about why this information is not listed on the service history and got nothing but double talk and said the car passed another CarMax inspection and was ready to sell. No transparency, the customer has a right to see all major service work that has been done on a car, especially work done by the Dealer selling it! CarMax website now says the car is being shipped to another location! read more

My 500th review package will be comprehensive. Car shopping from this Fortune 500 Company is a safe way to buy for car dummies, no pun intended. All prices posted online, mobile app, and car windows are strictly fixed without extra fees meaning sales consultants are not allowed to "haggle" with you. Free appraisals takes about 50 minutes and they give you a firm printed offer good for 7 days to buy your car even if you don't buy from carmax. Let's say your leaving for India or Afghanistan tomorrow and you want to dump your junker, carmax will turn it into cash immediately after the appraisal. They offer you a bit lower than other dealers but they will buy it on the spot and give you a certified check. Every car they sell will come with a 30 day free warranty. Afterwards you have a option to purchase MaxCare which extends warranty up to 6 years or 150k miles depending on the car. You don't have to claim it at carmax, you have the option to take it to other dealers and have them bill carmax. A newer Honda Civic probably don't need it, but a used Range Rover repairs can easily end up costing more than the warranty. Option to test drive cars by yourself and narrow it down to what models you like. Then use the CarMax app to find one nationwide and transfer it here to CO for a fee ranging from $100-$800. It's totally worth it to find the exact model and options. Try to find 1 owner cars with no accidents; the vehicle history report is all online for you to see for free. No, it's not the best deal in town because an experienced shopper can use Craigslist or negotiate to buy a 2015 new car cheaper than the CarMax 2014 used version. For people not wanting to haggle, call the CarMax store and talk to a consultant over the phone. You could transfer a car in without stepping foot into the store. Sales people are paid on commission so make sure you only work with ONE consultant. When you contact multiple consultants they have to split the commission and have less incentive to provide you with good service. Avoid Saturdays because it's a zoo at dealerships. Sundays CO dealerships are closed. They have over 100 dealer locations around the country and it's pretty cool to have the ability to transfer any car to CO. You're not obligated to buy once it arrives, but you do lose the transfer fee. Two other CarMax locations are in Arvada and CO Springs and I believe they can transfer in state for free. If you're shopping new, I recommend Ralph Schomp Honda and Shortline Subaru. Email internet sales and agree on a final price quote instead of going to dealers and pay higher walk in price. Buy new dealership cars on the last hour of the day, last day of the week, last day of the month, and last day of the year to get special deals. Happy shopping. read more

We recently traded in my 2022 BMW X5 for a very lightly used Jeep Grand Cherokee L. We needed the larger vehicle and one that could handle Colorado winter driving conditions. I shopped at local dealerships for a new JGCL and got a couple offers on my mostly paid off X5. Not only did CarMax ship the perfect JCGL from Michigan for FREE, they also offered me $5k more than KBB on my X5. I took the JCGL for a 24-hour test drive and fell in love. They buying process was mostly done online and over text before arriving at the dealership. We were there for about an hour finishing up paperwork, then another 30 minutes or so waiting to sign documents. Then I drove my almost new JGCL home. From shopping online to financing, the process was awesome. I highly recommend CarMax for anyone looking to buy an immaculate used car. You get nationwide inventory and very personalized service. Very happy with our Jeep! read more

Nightmarishly dreadful. Indescribably incompetent. Ceaselessly frustrating. Appallingly imbecilic. What else can I say? Bought a vehicle from them two weeks ago. Something is already wrong with the vehicle, which is interesting given that they're supposed to have a 125-point inspection (lol). I dropped off my vehicle for repair, and I asked for a loaner. I showed them my insurance card. I have full coverage. No problem, right? Wrong. They told me that wasn't good enough. They would have to call my insurance company -- at 7:45 PM -- to verify that I'm insured for a loaner. HUH????? If you have full coverage insurance, you're insured for a loaner. I've had loaner car several times -- including twice from a different CarMax on a different car we bought a few months ago -- and this has never been an issue. That's because the individual is covered, not the specific car. I explained this to them REPEATEDLY. My insurance company didn't even know how to address the question because it was such a remarkably stupid inquiry. I'm sure they don't get a lot of calls from car dealers asking whether a person is covered for a loan when the reality is that IF YOU HAVE FULLL COVERAGE INSURANCE, YOU'RE AUTOMATICALLY COVERED FOR A LOANER!!!! I spent nearly an hour there trying to get a loaner. After an unbelievably frustrating experience in which one CarMax employee gave me a more ridiculous answer than the previous one -- and, frankly, after a lot of yelling on my part, which is the level these people brought me to -- they finally relented and gave me a loaner. I'm never coming back to this dealership again, and I'm never buying from CarMax again. Unless you'd like to lose your temper and risk having a heart attack or stroke, stay away from CarMax. These people are idiots. read more

Broke down 11 days after purchase and you're about to take my second monthly payment while I have NO CAR to get to work. 9 times this vehicle has broken down on me in a year, leaving me stranded on the highway, in the woods, in the country, every worst place...shame on you. I have NEVER been late or missed a payment, the LEAST YOU COULD DO is make sure I have a vehicle to drive while you figure out why you can't figure o how to fix this piece of crap... If I gave you counterfeit money or money that only worked for a day you would call the cops ‍ What should I do? read more

CarMax - Used Car Dealers Near Me - Littleton, Colorado

I really appreciated Nick's laid back competence. Everything from Nick's side was quick, professional, and easy. My next car will be Nick and his crew. read more

This location sucks! All the negative reviews are accurate. If you reach out to CarMax, expect to talk to a different person every-time. Most of the people you speak with on the phone aren't even at this location! I had a car transferred to this location. It took forever with no updates. I reached out and was told the reason it was taking so long was because it needed some repairs. I asked what repairs but they could not tell me. I was told to call back the following day at 12:01pm. When I asked why that specific time, the agent had no idea. When the car finally was ready, CarMax reached out and asked if I was interested in the express check out. I said yes. I was then told someone would follow up. When I spoke with Joe, he said he was too busy to do the express checkout but I could come in the following day and do the regular process which would take a couple of hours. I reached back out to the South Broadway location, explaining the situation, asking if someone else could help. I never heard back. I reached back out again on Monday. The consultant could not explain why Joe refused to do the express check out but offered to do it herself. I spent hours while at work doing the express check out by phone including CarMax running a credit check, uploading documentation, sending a selfie, etc. I reached back out to confirm if the car was going to be ready and I was told the consultant had only scheduled a test drive. The agent via chat told me the manager, Mike would call me. I received a call from another consultant named Dylan, not Mike. I then had to go through the entire process again, giving the same information again. I was then told CarMax needed to run my credit again because of multiple errors on their part. Running your credit multiple times negatively impacts your credit score! If purchasing a car is this complicated, I cannot imagine what it must be like if you have some sort of issue with your car, warranty issues, returns, etc. I ended up purchasing a brand new Subaru down the street without any issues. read more

I just sold my car here and it was the easiest process. They gave me more for it than I thought and the whole process was under an hour and everyone who works here is super nice. read more

UPDATE August 15, 2020: The hallmark of a great company is how they handle customers when there are problems. This is where Carmax has shown themselves to be truly outstanding. They not only listened to my concerns, they put things right. They helped me with the unexpected repairs by reimbursing sizable costs. I am incredibly grateful and would definitely purchase another car from them in the future. Special thanks to Nichol Green for making this happen. ------------------------------------------- I purchased my 2011 Volvo XC60 last September for @$15K. Since then, the Volvo has required major repairs, beginning with a new catalytic converter and sensors ($4,100 at Volvo) because it can't pass a smog test. Now it's a loose oil drip pan.I had to replace engine and cabin filters that were not replaced at my last service at your Littleton location in March. There is a loose connection to the battery sensor that needs to be replaced. The doors filled with water when it raI've had the battery tested numerous times and it's fine so I know that the battery itself isn't the problem. I'm dreading what will happen next. Bottom line: I think you sold me a lemon! read more

CarMax failed to notify us that the Ford F-150 truck we were scheduled to purchase and pick up today was in fact not going to be sold to us. The truck was "damaged in transit" and won't sell to us. I understand things happen - but they were aware of the issue and didn't tell us they were no longer selling the truck. If they had notified us we could have made other arrangements for our house move. No phone call, no email - and when we asked why they didn't notify us they refused to answer. So now we have no truck for our planned move tomorrow. Never working with this CarMax location ever again. read more

I originally chose Carmax because I thought the process would be quick and easy. My car was stolen as I arrived to Denver, and I figured this would be the fastest way to fix the issue. Unfortunately, after ordering my car online, the car was sent without the title and 2 1/2 weeks later I still cannot buy my car. During this time, the agent assigned to my case quit, so I was reassigned to a different sales person. I went to test drive a different car since my ordered car did not arrive, and when I showed up the car's battery was dead. In annoyance I went to a local dealership and got the issue fixed immediately with a better price. Avoid Carmax at all costs. Check out your local alternatives! read more

Illiterate sales team, save your time/energy and look for a vehicle elsewhere. Waste of a month don't belittle yourself by dealing with these illiterate sales people. read more